Sentence examples for table better from inspiring English sources

Critics have begun to wonder what it is Di Matteo is actually bringing to the table, better man-management aside.

Deng's bangs kept obscuring closeups of her face, and Fu couldn't decide whether resting his left arm or his right on the table better conveyed "maximum desperation".

It used to be that when warm weather rolled around, critics would try to talk up the virtues of rosé as a wine that deserved a place at the table, better yet a lunch table, best of all a lunch table outdoors, near the water, with pale blue skies, the smell of the sea and whitewashed walls thrown in for atmosphere.

Diversity makes the table better and is good for business.

Classically, before using any formal APC analysis, incidence data - i.e. number of cases and person-years as the denominator - are arranged in a two-way contingency table, better known as the Lexis diagram, with one dimension for the age and the other for the period, the cohort being defined by the diagonal of the diagram [ 27, 42].

Still, given the state of the labor market, the state of America's schools, and the set of ideas already on the table, better-than-even money says that making the jump from bench to blackboard is likely to get easier in the coming years.

Of those, it is the appetizers that most make me wish El Sham had enough comforts — bigger tables, better lighting and temperature control — to make it worth gathering a crowd there for a leisurely evening.

So far as Og could tell, the most significant fact to be unearthed from this doodah was that nobody attending it ever got laid or found anything at the thinly stocked buffet tables better than stale bagels and metallic-tasting cheese spreads.

And I think the closer you do it to the table the better".

Those at High Table get better food and lots of good wine.

The friend, or ex-friend at least for now, was simply sitting at another table, a better table, according to Mr. Buatta.